Treatment for Severe Acne – Cystic Acne Treatment

Treatment of Severe Acne Lesions

Those skin lesions are the result of one of three possible causes:

1) The shear force of sebum output going through the sebum canals during puberty or because of increased volume of sebum production as a response to stress.

2) Hardened sebum instead of fluid or more liquid sebum in the sebum canals.

3) Bacterial infection of cysts deep within the skin (also known as boils) as those bacteria disburse chemicals that also injure the cells lining the walls of the sebum canals

People with severe acne may have:

BIOSKINFORTE adresses al those root causes of severe acne.

BIOSKINCARE is recommeded for severe acne when used in conjunction with prescription systemic (oral) antibiotics or retinoids (accutane).

When should you start to treat your acne?
Since everyone gets acne at some time, there is no “correct” time to treat it. The best advice is to take action when you think it’s out of control. This can be when severe acne flares suddenly, mild acne that just won’t quit, or even when a single pimple decides to show up the week before your prom or wedding. The decision is yours.

What can you do about acne?
Gently wash your face twice a day with a mild soap and pat dry.

Apply BIOSKINFORTE Cream after washing your face.

Avoid direct exposure to sun. If you are in outdoor sports, use non-irritating sun screen

The ladies should choose water-base non-comedogenic cosmetics and avoid birth- control pills that contain androgenic progestogens such as norethisterone, norgestrol, norgestrienone, lynestrenol and medroxy progesterone acetate. Check with your doctor if the pill seems to be making acne worse..

Avoid touching or squeezing the pimples with your hands.

Each of our BIOCUTIS products for acne acts as a biological acne control product. Our products for acne do the following:

Why are BIOCUTIS skin care products a wise solution for acne?
Our skin has a reputation of being a barrier to exterior environment by not letting substances such as cosmetic ingredients or airborne pollutants into it. The truth is that the skin acts as a filter to assess and determine the relationship – the user-friendliness, if you will – to the interior body itself. The skin is a very accommodating organ. It is built to adapt to the environment so it can help to keep us alive in any given climate. The most immediate environment to our skin is what we put on it topically. Yes, the skin care and cosmetics we select.

The skin’s natural filtering system decides to accept or reject those products. Is it “skin-friendly” or is it toxic? The best accepted products are those that contain natural constituents – – – the skin’s own ingredients.

BIOCUTIS skin products contain the natural secretions of a species of snails that create it to key infection at bay and to regenerate their skin when damaged. The surprising fact is that the snails have skin that is composed of the same structural elements we find in human skin. The snail serum only contains biological ingredients that are compatible and match up to what is already in the skin. Your skin will recognize these substances and will utilize them, bolstering your skin’s ability to repair itself. And because the ingredients in BIOCUTIS are all skin bio-compatible, there is no risk of a sensitive/allergic reaction.

An organic, natural, non-allergenic cream. It does not contain colorings nor odorizers; it is non-greasy and has a rapid absorption. Can be used by children and on any skin condition under no risk.

The secret of BIOCUTIS skin products is not only that it provides the normal ingredients which may be deficient in the skin, but also restores the skin renewal process by stimulating the germinal cells. The result is a healthier appearance of the skin with more thickness, a normal skin color, normal skin texture and normal skin tissue turgor.

Acne Guide

The following guide is not intended to be used for conclusive self-diagnosis; it’s best to consult a dermatologist if your acne persists. These definitions may be used to help you decide whether or not you should consider seeking medical attention.

NON-INFLAMMATORY ACNE
Closed comedo, or whitehead. If the plugged follicle stays below the surface of the skin, the lesion is called a closed comedo, or whitehead. They usually appear on the skin as small, whitish bumps.

Open comedo, or blackhead. If the plug enlarges and pushes through the surface of the skin, it’s called an open comedo, or blackhead. The plug’s dark appearance is not due to dirt, but rather to a buildup of melanin, the skin’s dark pigment.

INFLAMMATORY ACNE
Papule. The mildest form of inflammatory acne is the papule, which appears on the skin as a small, firm pink bump. These can be tender to the touch, and are often considered an intermediary step between non-inflammatory and clearly inflammatory lesions.

Pustule. Like papules, pustules are small round lesions; unlike papules, they are clearly inflamed and contain visible pus. They may appear red at the base, with a yellowish or whitish center. Pustules do not commonly contain a great deal of bacteria; the inflammation is generally caused by chemical irritation from sebum components such as fatty free acids.

Nodule or Cyst. Large and usually very painful, nodules are inflamed, pus-filled lesions lodged deep within the skin. Nodules develop when the contents of a comedo have spilled into the surrounding skin and the local immune system responds, producing pus. The most severe form of acne lesion, nodules may persist for weeks or months, their contents hardening into a deep cyst. Both nodules and cysts often leave deep scars.

Acne conglobata. This rare but serious form of inflammatory acne develops primarily on the back, buttocks and chest. In addition to the presence of pustules and nodules, there may be severe bacterial infection.